Spelter

speller, n. Zinc.; a ■ Spence, spens, n. A place where provisions are kept; in I a buttery; larder; pantry. for i Spencer, spen's er, n. A short over-jacket worn by i men or women. (Naut.) A fore-and-aft sail, abaft the fore and main masts, set with a gaff and no the | boom; a trysail carried at the foremast or mainmast. ore j Spend, spend, v. t. [spent, spending.] To weigh or a brillay out, dispose of, part with; to bestow for any — purpose; to consume, waste, squander; to pa (time); to suffer to pa away; to exhaust of force used or strength, waste. — v. i. To make expense, make disposition of money; to be lost or wasted, be di ian pated or consumed.— Spend'er, ».— Spend'thrift, n. as- One who spends money profusely or improvidently; pur a prodigal; one who lavishes his estate. — Spend'ing-mon'ey, n. A sum allowed or set apart for extra (not nece ary) personal expenses; pocket-money.